(Britain, idiomatic) in a state of panic or confusion.
(Britain, idiomatic) in a state of panic or confusion.
At the end of a long day at work, I’m usually in a right state.
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A British idiom meaning the current state of affairs — where things stand right now in any given situation. Originally a cricket and sports term describing the score and conditions at any given moment, it migrated into general usage to describe the status of any ongoing situation: a negotiation, a project, a relationship, a political crisis. Very common in British journalism, business meetings, and everyday conversation. If your boss asks for 'the state of play', they want a status update.
(slang, US, idiomatic, vulgar) In complete disarray.
(Britain, informal) In a confused or agitated state.
(UK, Irish, Commonwealth) Chaotic, disorganised or mismanaged.
(Britain, idiomatic) in a mess or in a state of chaos; very unkempt, in poor condition.
The COVID-19 pandemic had the world in a right state.
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